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> ( I > FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE. MARIETTA CAR TINE AUCTION SALE. ' TOMORROW SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 3 P.M. “MILES STATION” 60 ACRES IN LOTS OF FOUR TO SEVEN ACRES. ONE OF’ THE LOTS HAS 4-ROOM HOUSE, FRUITS AND SPRING -WATER. PROPERTY is ideal for poultry, trucking and suburban home sites. TERM Si One-fourth cash, balance 6,- 12, 18 and 24 months, at 7percent. “BELMONT FARM,” poultry cen- : . ter of the South, adjoins us. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY SMALL FARMS AND LARGE LOTS AT YOUR OWN PRICE. TAKE CARS WALTON STREET TO MARIETTA. SANDWICHES SERVED 2 P. M. K. G. BLACK & CO. Rooms 201-3 Fourth National Bank Building. J. W. FERGUSON & SON, Auctioneers. THE ATLANTA REALTY OWNERS Suite 1012 Empire Life Building. THE FAIRBURN CAR LINE, CONNECTING ATLANTA BY TRACTION CAR WITH UNION CITY, WILL BEGIN OPERATION ON JUNE 19. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND BUY ONE OF THOSE BLOCKS AT UNION CITY BEFORE THE PRICE OF PROP ERTY IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD JUMPS ON ACCOUNT OF THE INCREASED FACILITIES FOR REACHING THIS ATTRACTIVE SUB URB OF ATLANTA. THE ATLANTA REALTY OWNERS, LAND DEPARTMENT. FOR SALE JOHN J. W OODS1DE \ LARGE VACANT LOT (Near Edftwood Ave.) Excellent for negro rent proposition. Large enough for live houses. Price (cash), $1.60#. . • 12 Auburn Ave. MAveN'T Touched . Bottom . TET r< Taking Sounding-s, CAN'T SEE IT YbToVlTCK A CLUESKI Corn Coe chdrlie; The. TeftROR OF ^ CouNltRPElTeRV ‘.Much Pi Do ftfcoOT NOTHING-’ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY, JUNE 16,1911. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. RALPH O. COCHRAN 19 South Broad. On Gordon Road, just beyond West view, we have 5 acres and 6-rQom house that we can sell for $3,500, $500 cash anc balance $25 per month. This is one of the cheapest little farms on the market, on splendid chert road and near the streetcar line. “A LITTLE BIRD WHISPERED TO ME! (Copyright by the International News Service, 1911.) They're hunting- The czarina's . lost NECKLACE in MMfcRltfl XP-RjLcE Commissioner. Doo«ia£RTV Says tke old Fashioned DETfecTwfe IS COMING. 'Back. OasIro is Going BACK "TO VENEZUELA —^ :r NEGRO PROPERTY AT AUCTION Tomorrow, Saturday, June 17 THIS property, on Culver, Henry, Greens- ferry and Lee-sts. Go look at it. Con- ' • ! eisting of eleven houses and fifteen lots, level, shaded, and with all improvements % —sidewalks, sewer and, in fact, every thing, even to being sodded with Bermuda grass. One could buy a lot here and build *)- and double his money. It is right.at Spel- man and Atlanta universities, and on the car line. Take West Fair to Lee and get off as the car turns into Lee. S L. DALLAS THIRD FLOOR FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. MRS. W. T. LYNN’S RESIDENCE, LOCATED nt 605 Washington-fit., on a beautiful terraced lot, 100x175 to a 20-foot alley. The house is large—fifteen rooms —and very modern. The dwelling is on a 50-ftiot lot, and an other 50xl75-foot lot goes with it, or we will sell separately. The prico is right and the terms very easy. This must go this week at. our price or yours one. Wilson Bros. 701 Empire Bldg. Standard 4410. LARGE COTTON MILL IS DESTROYED BY FIRE Charlotte, N. C., Juno 10.—Four hun dred people were thrown out of employ ment and a lose of several hundred thousand dollars entailed by the bunting of the Avalon Cotton mllla at Mayodan laat night. The mill building and Its equipment of 20,000 eplndlea are a total loei. The Are started In the machinery room. The origin l» not known. The capital stock of the ml!) was 9200.000, and F. H. Fries, of Winston, Is president, and W. C. Ruffin Is secretary-treasursr and SHERIFF MAKES RAID ON A GAMBLING JOINT Macon. Ga.. dun, IE—Several vwk, K o Sheriff Hick* notified the gambling iternlty of thla city that they would have to reaae operation!. Everything ha* been pretty quiet until thla week when the knlghta of tha green cloth got buay again, and yesterday a raid waa made In which five principals were captured. HORSE JUMPS IN AUTO; CRUSHES MAN TO DEATH Toledo, Ohio. June 16.—Hie cheat crushed by a horse which becoming frightened plunged into his automobile a mile south of Archlbold rate last night, Qeorge Oorauch. an automobile agent of Wauseon. died of hla Injuries at the home of Albert Grime near here this morning. Emil Hinder, of Elmira, who waa driving the automobile, was badly cut, the automobile was wrecked and the horse was killed. Joseph Leu and fam ily, who were in the buggy drawn by the horse, escaped uninjured. Washington, June 1*.—President Tmft will take hla family to Beverly. Mass.. July 1, It was announced at the while house today. On July 1 Mr. Taft will go to Marlon, Ind.. where he will speak, and July 4 he will spend In Indianapolis as the guest of former Vice President Fair banks. Rsll Mill Resumes Opsratlsns. Birmingham. Ala.. Juns 16,—The Kns- ley rail mill of the Tennessee. Cost and Iron Company resumed manufacture of trunk line rails today after a shut down of about sis weeks and with orders suf ficient to keep the plant going indefinite ly. About three thousand men hava re turned to work. AN INSURRECT0 LEADER WHO WON’T HAVE PEACE Coming Back Home 127 PERSONS PERISH IN AUSTRIAN STORM Trieste, June 16.—The death roll In the hurricane which yesterday swept the coast of Istrta and Dalmatia was today placed at 127. Scores of vessels were sunk In the Adriatic sea. The hospitals are full of Injured. Thirty bodies have been recovered. Nearly 100 others are missing. City Court Adjourns, Macon, Ga., June 16.—City court ad journed yesterday afternoon. During the session more than 160 cases were disposed of. iatlahtas nuaitar thiatkl. f .TUI LI DAILY, NOON TO 11 P. M. A MILE OF MOTION PICTURES ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 6e. PASCUAL OROZCO. Commander of the Mexican Insur gents surrounding Chihuahua, who has declared that he will attack the state capital at once, regardless of peace or peace proposals, because two of his men who were visiting In Chihuahua without arms were thrown Into Jail and his demand for tHelr release was re jected. The new provisional govern ment nt Mexico la greatly alarmed over Oroxco’s actions, which make It evident that all Is not going to be smooth sail ing for the new regime. Fire at Athens. Athens. Ga„ June 16.—The Seaboard office and the Southern Express Com pany were burned here yesterday at about noun. The loss Is estimated at to 51>0 THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH. Sha was formerly Censuslo Vanderbilt. Sh* is making preparation* to quit England and make her permanent horns in her native land, ac cording to advice* from th* other aid*. Her life has been on* succession ef great disappointments sine* th* beginning of her marital troubles a few years ago. Holding th* enviable position of canopy bearer at th* corona tion of King Edward end Qussn Alexandra, the received only a very cold invitation to be present at th* coming coronation and not to participate ac tively in it—which condition ares* because ef th* queen’s viewe toward persons with domestic troubles, and over which th* ducheea has grieved ever sine*. It it believd that she is the only woman in th* world to turn down a coronation invitation, but th* has declared it impossible to do otherwise, because of th* form of th* special on# which eh* received. Board Lift* Ban. Macon, Go., Juno 16.—The board of health has lifted the ban from the sand beds of ihe river with the exception of those In clone proximity to Ihe out falls of ihe city «ev.«rx. and building uDvrsilons which have been at a stanil- sltll for two days for want of sand will start Hgaln indy. It war claimed that all of the sand being used In the con struction of building was Infected with bacteria, and under order* from the health depart..rent a.) eund was placed under th.- ban. Coolest and Most Comfortable Theater L V R I f* WEEK OF ' n 1 - JUNE 12TH Little Emma Bunting AND HER PLAYER8 “POLLY PRIMROSE" TONIGHT 8:15. MAT. 8ATURDAY. Another Dig Bill Thla Weak. “ iNETT” E SISTERS d and Dancln ELLIOTTE ....... Darke EDWARD Roman Ring Artlat MOTION PICTURES. THE AMERICAN PAGG AND WHITE THE PORTER AND THE MAID. MR. HARRY BROWN THE Bl TENOR 8INQER MISS PEARL BERGEN SINQINO. DANCING—'QUICK CHANGES MISS ANNA GOULD THE LITTLE COON 8HOUTER. VAUDETTEwV.r^u A Fine Indian Picture Saturday, “THE TRIBE'S PENALTY," First Run Ecsanay. Other Fine Pictures MISS MAYME CLYBURN, The Little Southern Soprano. MR. AL MENDELE. Character Sinjer. EXTRACTED Without Pain A Speclaliy DR. H. JENSEN, 23 1-2 Wkitakill St. TEETH